Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-30
THE wAsHOE sEEnEss-
She Casts "A Political Landscape
For the Gazette.

about as near to it as the Gazette
ever did. The Gazette says;
Mrs. L. S. Bowers, the Washoe
seeress, left yesterday for the West.
| While at the depot, waiting for the
train, Gazette reporter approached
her and asked if she knew that the
Mansion had been sold to Theodore
Winters.
eyes | read it in the Gazette. 1t
has fallen into good hands. Theo-
dore Winters is good man. If 1
were in need of home 1 know of
no old friend / would rather ask it
of than him. Mr.. Thompson who
sold it to him, is also good and an
elterprlsing man. Do You know
that Bill Thompson is yet to become
prominent as public man and pol
titician?"
| ''No, what high Office do you
believe he will succeed in getting?"
ventured the reporter.
| "Well it will not be an Office that
will bring him to Carson. He will
go to Washington.
Chow about Mr.. Powning?"
SIT looks to me as if Mr.. Powning
is going off somewhere else, and en-
gage in more active business. If he
does it is going to break up any pol
itical future he may have mapped
out"
"What do you see in the future
for Reno?" asked the reporter, see
ing that the seeress was willing to
talk.
'.Rene sir, will become, IN few
years, one of the most fourishing
| towns on the coast. Remember
what the old woman tells you. But
there is one thing your citizens
must always bear in mind. They
| must not stand in their own light by
holding their property at too high
figures nor by failing to encourage
enterprises as they should. Yes,
Reno's future is bright. 1t is
bound to become city of good pro-
portions.
Carson will never beat it unless
the scheme OF tapping Lake Tahoe
succeeds; then Carson will be a
great manufacturing center.
"What, in your opinion, is going
to make it a city,"
| "There are several things, my
boy. The Peavine District has rich
mines, but more capital is required
born under right planets, like John
Mackay was, to develop them, and
you will see big ore bodies there.
Some men, you know, could not
develop any ore body if they were
within two feet of it. Why? Be-
cause they were not born under the
right planet. Jupiter is powerful,
my boy. Judge Marshal has a big
body of ole in his mine, but l fear
he will never have capital enough
to reach it, for he is close to large
body of water that will require big
money to overcome it. Your re-
duction works will be enlarged
three times what they are to-day.
Then you are going to have more
public buildings and workshops,
and some of them will be he.e
within two years. I-see this
"What else do you see in the fu
ture of interest to Remedies.
my boy, one of your prominent
men is going to die next year.
Everytime I think of it I can see
his face, but it won't do for to name
him."
ooh, by the way" said the old
lady alter staring vacantly into
space, edo you know what predict
concerning Senator Stewart?''
s.No, what is il?
"Senator Stewart will, if he lives,
succeed himself, and if he lives
ten years longer he will hold a
higher public trust than he does to-
day.
"But, my boy, there's the train
and l must get aboard. When
you come to San Francisco, come